Frequently Asked Questions
What is Petguest?
Petguest is a professional strength, highly effective enzyme based liquid cleaner, stain remover and deodorizer. It is composed of safe nonpathogenic enzyme producing bacteria specifically formulated to quickly break down and digest organic waste, urine, feces, mucus, vomit and blood. Ordinary cleaners push the waste around and leave a soapy residue. Petguest digests and removes the waste completely, without leaving any residue.
Petguest is sold as a highly concentrated liquid. It gives you the advantage in cleaning up serious pet waste quickly and thoroughly, without having to treat the soiled area over and over again. It contains no detergents or alcohol to interfere with the enzyme process, and make it less effective. A drop of light fragrance is added to neutralize the naturally earthy scent of the concentrated enzyme.
Is Petguest Safe?
Petguest is harmless to humans and animals.
Petguest is free of detergent, bleach, alcohol, solvents and other harsh chemicals.
Petguest is biodegradable and nonpolluting.
Where Can I Use Petguest?
Petguest is ideal for use on carpets, tile, grout, sealed floors, household furnishings, plastic, rubber, metal, upholstery, clothing and all other water safe surfaces.
Petguest is ideal for use on kennels, cages, pet bedding, pet runs and drains.
Please Refer To Our Instruction Page For Specific Information On Cleaning Up Organic Waste Such As Urine, Feces, Blood, Vomit, Bile & Mucus.
Can I Use Petguest On My Pet?
Petguest should never be applied directly to any pet. Never add Petguest to pet shampoo.
Can I Use Petguest On Antique or Specialty Carpets?
Antique or specialty carpets such as Orientals and Kilims may contain organic or natural dyes that can be faded or dissolved with water or enzyme cleaners designed to break down organic waste. Always spot test first in a hidden area.
Can I Use Petguest On Fabric, Specialty Fabrics & Leather?
Petguest is safe to use on colorfast fabrics and clothing. Antique fabrics and specialty fabrics such as silk, leather, decorative weavings and batiks may contain organic or natural dyes that can be faded or dissolved with water or enzyme cleaners designed to break down organic waste. Always spot test first in a hidden area.
Can I Use Petguest On Microfiber ?
Follow the manufacturer's cleaning instructions. Some microfiber can water spot. If applicable, test for colorfastness in a hidden area. Never over saturate the material. Excessive moisture that goes deep into the padding or foam can take a long time to dry and can result in another set of serious problems.
Can I Use Petguest On My Mattress?
Follow the manufacturer's cleaning instructions. If applicable, test for color fastness in a hidden area. Never over saturate the material. Excessive moisture that goes deep into the padding or foam can take a long time to dry and can result in another set of serious problems.
Can I Use Petguest On Wood Floors?
Petguest can be used to treat sealed wood floors. As with any liquid, it can only remain on the surface for a short period of time.
Petguest cannot remove the stain from blackened or urine damaged wood but may be able to remove the odor. Wood in this condition is usually irreversibly damaged and must be sanded down or replaced.
Can I Use Petguest In My Carpet Steam Cleaner?
We do not recommend exposing Petguest to heat. It will destroy the enzymes. Petguest can be added to a cool water rinse cycle. It will not leave a residue.
We recommend using Petguest as a pretreatment on affected areas before you start to steam clean.
Please Refer To Our Instruction Page For More Specific Information On How To Use Petguest.